“You See Me Moving Forward is an exhibition of artworks that showcase the talent of disabled artists from in and around Milton Keynes. The exhibition aims to raise raise awareness, challenge perceptions and reduce stigma surrounding both physical and mental health, whilst also addressing accessibility within the visual arts.” Organised by Arts for Health –...
On the 13th of June we held our Mission and Vision Day in our Chrysalis Theatre. It was a whole day event involving many parties at Camphill MK Communities which included residents, co-workers, staff, families and trustees. Together we talked about the changes at Camphill and envisioned what the future could hold. Many activities took...
We chat with super-star DJ and resident of 13 years, Alison F, about life at Camphill MK and about her pursuits in helping others to enjoy music in a social setting. CMKC: What’s your most memorable experience in the community? AF: I remember living in Appleyard with Vicky and Karen in my first year because...
For our Women of Camphill project, we chat to resident Anna D about life at Camphill MK Communities and why women are great at companionship and personal improvements. CMKC: What’s your name and what’s your role in the community? AD: Anna, resident. CMKC: How long you have been involved with the community? AD: I came...
Continuing with our series of interviews with the Women on Camphill, we chat to resident Tamsin about the importance of looking out for one another and how adapting to challenges can inspire confidence. CMKC: What’s your name and what’s your role in the community? T: I’m Tamsin, a resident at Camphill. CMKC: How long have...